Raspberry Foxy @Raspberryfloof@awoo.space

@Xkeeper I literally thought nothing changed and had to read your descriptions before I understood what was different here

@KitRedgrave@glitch.social "The eleventh hour" also makes less sense, because it's only midday, not near the end of anything...

Oh hey, it's me.

(taken from @Yamayii@twitter.com; https://twitter.com/Yamayii/status/1001388245567946752)

@boots@cybre.space I would love a way of embedding pico-8 games on Masto/Pleroma

I can't do math today. 0x649F + 1 is not 0x649A... >.>;;;;;

Good morning, I'm asleep now... I mean awake... z.z;;;

Okies, I'm falling asleep at my desk, so I think I should sleep for a while, and keep working tomorrow... z.z

Good night, everybody... 💖

I don't even understand how I made this work, but I made it work...!

@devurandom@cybre.space @KitRedgrave@glitch.social They used tiles for everything except speech bubbles (like the HUD, in the bottom-right of that last screenshot, for example). Larger text is 12x12, I'm guessing partly for readability and partly because it uses lots of kanji. But because 12x12 doesn't line up on an 8x8 boundary, they can't use tiles for it without duplicating a LOT of tiles (since they would have to draw every single line of text in graphics, and there are well over 2000 lines of text in this game!).

@KitRedgrave@glitch.social I remember spending quite a few days stepping through and commenting that function in the disassembly until I understood exactly what it was doing... ^^;;;

It was a really fun moment when I realized how I could implement the variable-width font, too. ^w^ I originally though I would need separate code paths for every letter width, until I realized something about how letters are drawn that I could exploit and make my code much more concise...

@KitRedgrave@glitch.social Because I had the disassembly handy, I could use that for reference, too, so most of my code is based on that, but instead of always moving forwards 12 pixels (the original font width), it reads from a table based on what letter it drew and moves forwards that amount instead.